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    FS: 1971 Porsche 911E targa Light Yellow 1 Owner

    1971 Porsche 911E targa

    ***sale pending***

    VIN# 9111210308

    Engine# 6210574 typ 911/01

    Transmission# 7113853 typ 911/01

    Color# 6210 Light Yellow

    Survivor complete matching numbers condition

    1 owner since new – Woman who was 25 yrs old when she bought it

    Built November ’70, sold new May ’71 by Norman Scott of Houston TX, California since spring 1973

    152,500 original miles but you would think it is only 52k, engine rebuilt at 137,000

    ALL HISTORY, CA Blue lic plates, Owner’s manual, maintenance book, all records, tools, jack, spare

    Factory German Behr A/C original option

    Full black leather interior original option


    A one owner classic car is usually a cut above all others, the reason being the first owner paid full price for the car and they always valued the car as such. When a car is passed down it usually becomes less significant, less cherished, and worth less to the next owner. To find a very desirable collector car that has only been owned and cared for by one great person for over 42 years is just about impossible to locate. Harriet Brown went into a Norman Scott Porsche dealer of Houston Texas in spring of 1971 and asked to buy a Porsche 911 targa, the first salesman told her to come back with her husband. Harriet was not happy with that treatment so she went to the very next salesman in the dealership and demanded “I want to buy one of these 911 targas in yellow and I want to pay cash for it”, the second salesman shocked by the forwardness simply said to her “will you marry me?”

    Harriet got her Light Yellow Porsche 911E targa and she cared for it every day, she did not marry the second salesman but she did marry a man who owned a 914-6, early in 1973 they moved to Los Angeles area, Studio City, and brought both of the Porsches out with them . The car acquired blue/yellow California license plates in 1973 and has worn them ever since. This car has only been in dry climates its entire life so it has no rust anywhere on the chassis. Only 2 independent Porsche repair shops have maintained this car its entire life and all the records are included with the car. The car has received one re-paint in 1996 which still shines very well. The car has always been cared for and maintained, in 1999 with 137,00 miles the engine was completely rebuilt by Jack Phlueger and the transmission was gone through as well.

    This car is so original that it could be an example for restoration status quo of other 71 911 cars. Un-modified and unrestored this car wears 90% of its original interior. Leather usually does not last but this interior has survived very well. There are a couple cracks in the dash and some of the leather has shrunk to a slight degree but overall very presentable. Door pockets in nice shape, original Sigla windshield, Behr A/C is complete in almost operational condition, no rust anywhere on this car, no accidents on this car, all trim is original, doors ping when they close, original trunk carpet, original leather, leather steering wheel, excellent chrome, original orange bar hood badge. survivor that drives like a car with very low mileage. Power is very strong and the car is very fast the way a 2.2E should be. The 911E is much better suited to modern day driving conditions with traffic and speeds under 80MPH. We see no issues with the drivetrain in this car.

    In summary this is a matching numbers, one owner, survivor, in a great color, with everything a collector would want. All of the history is known, the condition is fabulous, and all of the pertinent items are present – original maintenance book, owner’s manual, service records, full tool kit, tire jack & spare. The one and only owner really has kept the car out of harm’s way as rust and damage are non-existent. We have seen many restorations recently costing significantly more than the asking price of this car but not being in as good of condition. The car has been fully detailed and authentically corrected by Vintage Excellence so the car is ready for the new - second owner.
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    Wonderful,....

    150k miles of stories, trips, people, adventures, and a woman I'd like to meet.....

    My kind of car and history, hope the second owner is just as 'committed individual' as the first to carry on the love affair and adventure with this car.


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    Really nice to see this Mark. Really amazing to see a period (maybe original?) Sigla windshield in a car with 150k miles. The trunk is fantastic and the leather ain't bad either.
    Brian

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    The trunk is often an indicator of how nice the car really is, you can put lipstick all over the outside and interior but the trunk is just something that is hard to make look original in a restoration - this trunk is as original as they come. Did I mention this car has ZERO RUST - never had any panels replaced, not even the front suspension pan.

    I am committed to selling great cars, everything I have is some of the best available. If you see a car for sale by me then you know it is a great car. This one is investment grade.
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    Nice Targa Mark ! Thanks fo sharing and good luck !
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    Great car Mark, really fun to see a one owner car in this condition. I really hope it goes to someone who will care for and appreciate it like Harriet has. I wish I had the money to buy this beauty. GLWS.

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    Mark, LOVE that car. Really nice. What a great find! GLWS
    Bahia Red '72 911S
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    GONE...MANY, many great ones....

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